Re: linux 4.0

[Ken Perry <whistler blinksoft com>]

Yes with Emacs speek and a dec talk express you could use linux alone but
right now no one has got it to work with a double talk external.

As for the question about windows 95 dos and linux running It works fine
if you get a good boot strap program you can run all the OS you want to.
The only problem you will run into with windows 95 is the two softwares
ASAW and JAWS2 are still a bit shaky but the coders for them constantly
update them so I figure in about 6 months or so (about when windows 97
comes out)  windows 95 will be stable enough with speech then we will have
to deal with the shaky windows 97 if we update to it till they make sure
their software runs on the changes billy makes to the os.

Ken /whistler

On Mon, 20 Jan 1997 jruby pressenter com wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> I have a few questions.
> 
> I am upgrading to a new computer and would like to know if anyone using
> speech has been able to use only one computer.  I only have one computer
> and can't build another to use as a terminal.
> 
> This computer is going to have
> 3.1 gig hd
> 16 mb of ram
> external double talk on com 1
> mouse on com 2
> modem on com 3 irq 5
> cdrom
> windows 95
> 
> With the plug and play don't know what will happend to the irqs, but this
> is how they are on the 386.
> 
> 
> My questions are
> 
> can I get linux with speech up and running with only one computer?
> If so what would be the best way to partition the drive?
> what type of problems might I encounter with win 95?
> can I have an easy multi boot function so I can either boot up in dos,
> linux or windoes?
> 
> I'm sure there should be more questions, but there not being formed in the
> chemical computer at this time.  darn thing is shutting down again.
> 
> 
> 
> James Ruby (jruby pressenter com) -- KB0UZT
> 
> 
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